Is there any quick way to adjust for different thicknesses of the stones?
17303
I have never been too concerned about the different thicknesses of the stones. True, it will make some difference, but I still have great success. I would be mindful of over compensating. Best wishes to you and I hope you have great success.
17304
All the hones I have are diamond hones, witch are the same thickness. I think just about any stone the same size, but different in thickness will work.
17305
You should have no problem using Diamond stones as they are very close to being the same thickness. On the other hand, ceramic stones are another matter. I would suggest you acquire a digital angle gauge like the "AccuRemote" which you can purchase through Amazon.com for around $30.00 which will aid in resetting your desired cutting angle for the different grits.
17306
Use a digital angle finder to readjust the rod angle if you have stones of different thickness. Not an issue with the diamond stone kit, the diamond stones are all the same thickness
856949
Experience has taught me that the directions are more of a guide then a rule Depending on the stones condition and hardness experience will eventually guide you to what works best. I would recommend research online into polishing the type of stones you are working with then follow that guidance.
800167
There's definitely a way to do it; I had the same problem initially. If memory serves, there's a little lever or something that you need to push/pull before you can adjust it. Pretty sure it was detailed in the instructions that came with mine.
1790885
No the numbers are the same. Best to know the supplier you buy from. Try testing by rotating and moving the stone off center a little. A synthetic sapphire will read high in the red zone.Good luck.
76074
Hello, no the slice thickness is determined by the depth the cutting blade is set at - and as this is a basic, plastic product, its pre-moulded therefore not adjustable.I trust this helps.
2047152
setting / length (mm) 1 / 1.5mm 2 / 2.5 3 / 4 4 / 5.5 5 / 7 6 / 9 7 / 11 8 / 14 9 / 18
464673
use a 1/4'' drill bit, then a 1'' uni-bit to ream 3/4'' hole. it leaves less material to file for fine adjustment if needed
1504509
I cannot; but I'll tell you what I would do. I would find a jewel either the same or different color and Superglue it in. I've done this myself a few times. Then put a little dab on the stone to secure it that way as well
2131525
I used a small dab of quick setting 2part epoxy on each of the attachment points. The numbers are still affixed tight! We have a very irregular stone surface exterior & I didn't want to drill into it. Good luck.
2029475
Nothing to set up. Simply push the button on the underside; place it on a hard surface; step on it and weigh yourself in pounds. If you push the button twice you will get kgs; a third push will give you stones whatever that is.
1984932
On the underside there is a square/rectangular block. If you turn it it will adjust the size.
769767
5 3\4" would be accurate up to 1/16" is the length of each stone by a little over 1 1/2" but not quite 9/16"
699966
Yes . You can adjust cutting depth and width based on the size of the biscuit you use.
548885
Yes, it is adjustable. In the pic you can see the stone is attached to a horizontal rod which is secured to a vertical rod with a set screw. If you loosen the set screw, you can move the rod with the stone attached up or down to make a larger or smaller angle. I think the details given mean to convey that once the angle is chosen and the rod is locked down your chosen angle will be maintained while you sharpen.
242415
Sorry I didn't see this question prior to now. Yes, this stone can handle that with ease. Enjoy.Joe
820655
Well, there are different plates for making thin and thick slices. The blades in the plates themselves are not adjustable.
21398
The switch button on bottom side will change from pounds to kilos and also stones. Try contacting support@balanceform.com for a copy of the user manual.